Art Exhibition: "Reflections" by Anne Ward

Art Exhibition

Shades of life: celebrating life - Exhibition Shweta Bhardwaj Week 3

Shweta Bhardwaj hails from India and came to Ireland in 2019. She started with watercolour but felt rapidly that oil painting and acrylic would match her way of being. She is a self-taught painter for whom the unlimited creative power is a never ending journey through imagination. You can see all her collections in the saachi art gallery: https://www.saatchiart.com/u/1873045

Íoga/Yoga le Mairead - Cúrsa Cheithre Seachtaine i Leabharlann Cill Droichid / Four-week course in Celbridge Library

Cúrsa íoga Cheithre Seachtaine (dhátheangach) / Four-week yoga course (bilingual)

Inclusive POP Event: Lámh at the Library – Silvia Angel’s Lámh Storytime

This Storytime is suitable for young children with developmental disabilities, autism or a language delay who use Lámh, pictures or other communication systems. Lámh at the Library brings popular children's books and stories to all children. Children with special needs and language delays may not experience the full benefits of traditional storytelling, so this interactive storytelling session includes Lámh, visuals and sensory props to accompany and enhance stories.

The Family Workshop with LEGO® Bricks is a fun, creative learning experience for families with children aged between 7 and 13 years, using LEGO® bricks to build and create as a team.

The Family Workshop with LEGO® Bricks is a fun, creative learning experience for families with children aged between 7 and 13 years, using LEGO® bricks to build and create as a team.

FAMILY WORKSHOP: Building with LEGO® Bricks with professional Brick Artist Jessica Farrell The Family Workshop with LEGO® Bricks is a fun, creative learning experience for families with children aged between 7 and 13 years.

FAMILY WORKSHOP: Building with LEGO® Bricks with professional Brick Artist Jessica Farrell The Family Workshop with LEGO® Bricks is a fun, creative learning experience for families with children aged between 7 and 13 years. Each family group, or "team", can contain up to four people but must have a minimum of at least one adult and one child. This is important, as one of the aims of the workshop is to encourage families to build together as a shared experience.